Thriftworks! is very clean, well organized, and their prices are very reasonable. The people…read moreworking there are so nice, and they do actually help people with job skills. They have a very nice selection of items, clothes, household, kids stuff, crafts. Donating is drive up, they unload.

Very clean store with good prices. Not much in the way of electronics, but I found brand new books…read morefor 50 cents! The cashier was very friendly.

Lots of goodies for everyone!!! I love these stores- someone's junk is another persons treasure!…read moreAffordable and wide variety.

Just your typical overpriced antique store. I asked about locker baskets, and the worker found one…read morebut was missing the metal label and number. They wanted $14.95 for it.. The bathroom signs were gender neutral and said whatever, just wash your hands. There was a vendor with a lot of overpriced records. I looked around but didn't buy anything.

Very well organized, and has a wide variety of items. Nice place to browse and find that antique…read moreyou have been looking for. I will stop again.

Stopped in here last week, looking for something specific for a project I have been working on! All…read more3 spots had a number of things that I found of interest! I know why they are calling it the Bloc! It's big! Everything was clean and so organized. The displays looked like they were from a cover of a magazine! Whoever is putting together each area has a true gift! Prices are far less than other places I have visited. I certainly have to stop back when I drop sizes and am due for a new wardrobe! I am going to get more bang for my buck at this place! The cashier was a huge help pointing me in the right direction, and I am a fan of those blue eyes! The founder of the place swung by and she checked to see if I was finding everything okay and let me loan a tape measure, also. I asked numerous questions and she was willing to answer everyone of them! Thanks! Means the world to know what the stores are all about! I can't wait to go back! And I found the item I was looking for!

It's a thrift store, but there are two things that separate this store from the others in town…read more First, Becky (the manager) and her staff have knowledge in display, marketing, and merchandising, which means it looks more like a boutique than a thrift store (and it doesn't stink!). Secondly and most importantly, this thrift shop exists literally to bless others. Each month, the store chooses a different organization to which the entire month's profits go. Unlike the other stores in town, this business is mission-minded and outreach-oriented. It's in the Skylark Mall now! Check it out.

I found some great deals! A really nice trench coat for $9 and a dress regular $150 with tags on…read morefor $7 were my favorite finds this time around. This is my go-to thrifting stop when I'm in town, the prices are very low and I always find a a cartful of clothes and some fun trinkets.

it puzzled me the negative reviews people are complaining they didn't have the Saks fifth Avenue…read moreexperience. It's a secondhand store. It doesn't have as much parking as Walmart but I have found great deals, everything is always well organized, and most of the employees are pleasant volunteers. They also sort through their donations to make shirts not just a bunch of junk that you have to dig through. I highly recommend it

I came here by accident. I originally went to a different thrift store but it was closed so I…read morelooked up the closest one to it. My goodness what a hidden GEM! This is exactly the type of place I think of when I want to go thrifting. There is stuff in every nook and cranny and I probably made about 4-5 rounds throughout the whole place. The owner was very kind and had a beautiful cat that followed me around for a bit lol I spent $78 and got SO many treasures! If it were closer, I would go every week. I will be back here for sure. May Jesus bless this place and the owner for being so helpful. If you love to thrift, Stop here and you won't regret it!

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The best place in Alexandria to donate your items to hands down. The selection is great and the…read morevalue you get for your money can't be beat anywhere. We love that staff is always super friendly and willing to go above and beyond to provide you excellent customer service. They have a huge variety of items and the I know that the money I spend goes to an amazing cause. We have donated so many items there and love everything about this place. Plus they have incredible daily sales.

I've shopped twice at this thrift store. I like it because everything is cheap. On Friday they had…read morea promo and spend $5 and you can play plinko. I scored 50% off. I found a Scentcy plug in, measuring cups, magazines and a record for $2.50. There is a small selection of clothes. The cashier allowed me to use the bathroom for employees as it was an "emergency". Not really but that was my reply to her question. Support small business.

I was way too early for my appointment in Alexandria and googled thrift stores in Sauk Centre as I…read morepulled over in Sauk Centre. This showed up. I drove over. I like small town thrift stores as they price things accordingly and profits help social service agencies. A win win for everyone. I searched cds and records and the whole store. Needed a key to use the bathroom. I found this cute homemade rug made by persons served at STEP. It was 30"x 27" and $16.20. Amish rugs go for much higher. Plus it was made with pride. They also have a store in Staples, MN. STEP stands for Serving Teaching & Empowering People. I've worked in social services for over 20 years, so supporting this store is gratifying for me.